/lit/ - Literature

His most memed books are the least readable of course. Read Difference and Repetition, Nietzsche and Philosophy, and Expressionism in Spinoza

>>19210793
>people just study buddhism here for the fun of it?
I don't know if it's fun after you've read about two dozen books but it's definitely interesting as a philosophical tradition

>>19093388
Ah yes, real sovereignty is non-productive. Without a doubt one of the most dangerously based men to have ever written. An ex-seminarian turned aristocratic marxist who likes going to brothels and bullfights.

>>17117761
Based and popuppilled

ITT: We summarise books in six words and others try and guess that book.

I'll start:
English governess falls for boss -- friendzoned.

Hey I have some questions

1- what attractive Asian women have that makes them so oppressive? I feel uneasy looking at OPs pic, they seem sexuality exploitative in some way
2 - do feminists have anything against virgin men in general?
3 - is femininity related in any way to some form of solypsism?
4 - what would your ideal society be?

>>11276941
https://www.goodreads.com/OliverBagshaw

My reading challenge is going fine for now, I'm a book ahead of schedule but I was about 3-4 books ahead of schedule before so I've slowed down.

I've got a stack on my desk that I plan on reading this year but specifically for the Summer I'd like to read Catch 22, The Odyssey, Death of Ivan Ilych and The Metamorphoses. I guess that's always likely to change though depending on my mood when ready to start a new book.

what's your public transport reading material, /lit/?